USA magazine #27
In "Et que ça saute," Jaime Hernandez crafts a tense, character-driven chapter as Penny, on the run with Bomber, dyes her hair to evade Costigan’s reach. When she learns Bomber has a wife, her next move leads her straight back to Costigan—only to be unsettled by the sudden arrival of his ex-wife, sending her fleeing once more. The story unfolds with sharp emotional stakes and a grounded, lived-in rhythm, all rendered with Hernandez’s distinctive style and Paul Rivoche’s evocative coloring. The cover by Éric Puech captures the mood with a striking, moody portrait.
Penny Century is back on the road with Bomber Bones, now hiding from H. R. Costigan’s reach—her hair dyed to throw off his spies. When she learns Bomber has a wife, she makes a sudden, desperate choice to return to Costigan, only to be thrown into chaos when his ex-wife shows up unannounced. With Norma, Greta, and Big 'Turo watching from the shadows, Penny’s next move could be her last.
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↩ Reprints 1984 #45 (1982), Alien Worlds #2 (1983), Twisted Tales #6 (1984), Alien Worlds #7 (1984), Harold Hedd in "Hitler's Cocaine" #1 (1984), Alien Worlds #8 (1984), Cimoc #50 (1985), Mechanics #2 (1985), Marvel Graphic Novel #[22] (1986), Totem el Comix #7, Totem el Comix #8
Reprinted in Torpedo #8 (1988)
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